As of 1 May 2020, 721 newspapers and 863 magazines were published in Belarus. More than two thirds of them are private.
Printed press is available mainly in the Belarusian and Russian languages, though there are some newspapers in English, Polish, Ukrainian and German.
The most influential newspapers include Belarus Segodnya and the Respublika. Local editions of major Russian newspapers Komsomolskaya Pravda and Argumenty i Fakty are very popular in Belarus, too.
All in all, more than 4,000 print media outlets are distributed throughout the country, including those from Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, the USA, the UK, Germany, Italy, France, the Netherlands, Poland, Lithuania, Latvia.
News Agencies of Belarus
Nine national news agencies, including seven private ones, operate in Belarus.
The BelTA News Agency is the country’s biggest news agency, having the correspondent network in all the regions of the country.
Besides the local news agencies, Russia’s TASS and Prime news agencies have their offices in Minsk. The correspondents of the leading world agencies Reuters, Associated Press, Xinhua also work in Minsk.
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Мass media in Belarus
As of 1 May 2020, 721 newspapers and 863 magazines were published in Belarus. More than two thirds of them are private.
Printed press is available mainly in the Belarusian and Russian languages, though there are some newspapers in English, Polish, Ukrainian and German.
The most influential newspapers include Belarus Segodnya and the Respublika. Local editions of major Russian newspapers Komsomolskaya Pravda and Argumenty i Fakty are very popular in Belarus, too.
All in all, more than 4,000 print media outlets are distributed throughout the country, including those from Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, the USA, the UK, Germany, Italy, France, the Netherlands, Poland, Lithuania, Latvia.
News Agencies of Belarus
Nine national news agencies, including seven private ones, operate in Belarus.
The BelTA News Agency is the country’s biggest news agency, having the correspondent network in all the regions of the country.
Besides the local news agencies, Russia’s TASS and Prime news agencies have their offices in Minsk. The correspondents of the leading world agencies Reuters, Associated Press, Xinhua also work in Minsk.